It is pretty rare for someone born and raised in a country to have a foreign accent from one of their parents if they weren't also surrounded by more people with the same accent. I'm not sure what Barron's schooling/social life as a kid was like, but if it was more isolated than your average child because of his wealthy circumstances, that definitely contributed.
I had the whole "learned English with my parents foreign accent" thing and I was sent by my school to a speech therapist to "lose it". Kinda sad about it in a way, but it is what it is. But I watched lots of television and interacted with lots of other English speakers from various backgrounds, it definitely wasn't an isolation thing lol. Sometimes it just happens. It also happened to a friend of mine, he still speaks English with a heavy accent to this day.
I knew a couple guys who had very slight russian accents despite growing up entirely/mostly in the US. One guy was born and raised in the US, but went to a Russian speaking primary school and while he didn't have a thick accent, he didn't speak like other people from our area.
The second guy was literally born in moscow, but immigrated young but also spoke a loott of Russian growing up, he had a thicker accent.
I knew a kid (middle school age) who had a Russian accent, though I can't recall which country he was born in. He did live in a neighborhood of Russian immigrants though. I also knew someone in high school who was born in California, but spoke with an obvious Mexican accent.
lol that's so cool, I'm glad that children around the world are able to enjoy spongebob in their own language. the voice actor for Patrick sounds pretty similar to the English voice too
yeah I like trying to watch cartoons in other languages (except an*me which is obviously haram) but sometimes it's really hard when characters end up sounding like radio commercials for car dealerships
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the angle at which they lean forward becomes more and more acute until they have to live their lives horizontally
GOOD post
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It is pretty rare for someone born and raised in a country to have a foreign accent from one of their parents if they weren't also surrounded by more people with the same accent. I'm not sure what Barron's schooling/social life as a kid was like, but if it was more isolated than your average child because of his wealthy circumstances, that definitely contributed.
I had the whole "learned English with my parents foreign accent" thing and I was sent by my school to a speech therapist to "lose it". Kinda sad about it in a way, but it is what it is. But I watched lots of television and interacted with lots of other English speakers from various backgrounds, it definitely wasn't an isolation thing lol. Sometimes it just happens. It also happened to a friend of mine, he still speaks English with a heavy accent to this day.
I knew a couple guys who had very slight russian accents despite growing up entirely/mostly in the US. One guy was born and raised in the US, but went to a Russian speaking primary school and while he didn't have a thick accent, he didn't speak like other people from our area.
The second guy was literally born in moscow, but immigrated young but also spoke a loott of Russian growing up, he had a thicker accent.
I knew a kid (middle school age) who had a Russian accent, though I can't recall which country he was born in. He did live in a neighborhood of Russian immigrants though. I also knew someone in high school who was born in California, but spoke with an obvious Mexican accent.
maybe he was only allowed to watch slovenian dubs of american tv shows
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lol that's so cool, I'm glad that children around the world are able to enjoy spongebob in their own language. the voice actor for Patrick sounds pretty similar to the English voice too
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yeah I like trying to watch cartoons in other languages (except an*me which is obviously haram) but sometimes it's really hard when characters end up sounding like radio commercials for car dealerships
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